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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-12-10
The State OF West Virginia,

At Rules held in the CLERK ONCE OF Circuit
Court of Berkeley County, the 9Th day of
December, 1887.
Adam Becker, Administrator Of Daniel Riker,
deceased.
Alonzo D. Riker and Jennie Riker, his wife;
Emma Gorder, nee Riker and Watson Cor
der, her husband; Hsrriet P. Thompson
nee Riker and VIM. Thompson, her hus-
band; Eveline Gross, nee Riker and George
Gross, her husband; Catharine - nee
Riker, name of husband unknown Ida v.
Riker, Mary Riker, widow; Alta j. Rikar,
Clara Y Riker, Mary F D Riker, W H Biker,
infant children of D Riker, deceased; Mary A
Topp, /. l.. Bender and Lee NJ. Bender
partners trading as L Bender Il Brother;
1T Grove, R Greer, VIM Wilen, VIM Ii
Wilen and James NJ Clark late partners
doing business AS VIM Wien h Sons P
Nicklas, A Nicklas and w o Nick las, part
ners as P Nickles, Bro. & Co., and William
Schad
The object of the above suit is to subject
the real estate of which Daniel Rlker died
seized, to the payment of his debts, tie per-
sonal assets being insufficient and inadequate
therefor. And it appearing on affidavit hled
in this suit that the said defendants, Alouzo
D Riker, Jennie Riker, Emma Gorder, Wat
son Gorder Harriet P Thompson, VIM
Thompson, Eve inc Gross, George Gross, Ida
v RiEer, P Nicklas, Nieklas, Catharine
-----, zee Riker and --- --, hei
husband, whose name is unknown, are 7on.
residents OF this Stale, they are hereby zee
quired 10 appear within one month from tnc
IOth day OF December, 1881 (the date Of The
6rs. publication hereoL) and 90 what Is
Necessary protect their interests in thii
matter. III. MARTIN. Clerk
GEORGE " FEIDT, Atty .r rIt3
Dec 10th, 1887 q
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Notice TO Creditors.
To the Creators If j. Il. 4. Ma
denbOUSch. dec'd.

In pursuance III ii cI'o of the Circuit
Court OF the county f ",rhSley, made in q
cause therein pending 70 subject the real
estate OF the said John r T. Nadenbousch, to
the payment OF his deb's, Yon are hereby
requested ~ pr sent veur claims against the
estate OF the said John B. A Nadtnbousch,
for adjudiciiion, Adritn O. Nadenbousch,
Commissioner at is office in the said coun-
ty, on or before thu 18th day of December,
1887. Witness. S. H. Msrtn Clerk of said
Court this 5th day Of November 1887,
Nov. 5tn ct s.. Il MARTIN, Cl'k.
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Rose NJ Thomas and Jau eg w. Thomas, Jr
her husband
Virginia Throckmort1u D. w. Throckmor
ton, MOI Is Westenhaver Lucien Weston
haver Mamie Throckmorton, John Throck
morton J Thomas, Jr., r G Thomas,
Earl Thomas Rose l. Thomas, Ella Thorn
as, Lille + Thomas, James M Thomas jas
w Tabler, Trustee, and David Stewart,
Trustee.
The object OF the above suit is TO have the
real estate which was devised by the late
Robert Stewart, Sen, to David and Robert
stewart, in trust for the ate Harriet T. Thorn
as, eold and the proceeds distributed among
the children of Harriet 7 Thomas, accord ing
TO the provis' ons of the will ofthe late Robert
Stewart, Sen :, and have one-tenth part of
said real estate allotted to the above named
plaintiff, Rose NJ Thomas. And it appearing
on affidavit filed in this suit, that the said de-
tendants, Mamie Throckmor on and John
Throckmorton, are non residents of this State
they are hereby required to appear within
one month from the 10th day OF December
1887, 1.-THE date of the first publication here
Of and do what is necessary to protect their
10 L rests In this matter,
s. H. MARTIN, Clerk
HUGHEs & WHITE Atty for Pptff.
Dec 10TH 1897 At
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We can show you Colognes in fan
cy bottles for % cts to $500. In
fine Handkerchief Extracts we show
all sizes, from l0cts. to $500 bot
tie. Also IN neat boxes, three ele-
CANT odors in box, Gerry fine quail
ty, at $3.50 per box.
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NOTICE

The Stockholders of the National Bank
Of Martinsburg, are hereby notified that
the Annual Meeting wit be held at the
Bank on Tuesday, January 10th, 1888 be-
tween the hours Of and = O'Clock z. NJ.
This meeting is for the purpose Of elect
ing Directors to serve for the ensuing year,
and the transaction of any other business
that may be brought before it.
GEO. 5. HILL, Cashier.
Dec, l0-3t
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We have beautiful Thermometers,
Battle-Axe Style, both in polished
Brass, and in Wood, with Nickel,
Bronze and Carved Brass Ornamen-
tation. We have them in Graphing
Hook style, also.
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Other popular goods are Bronzed
Grecian Vases, pretty and cheap.
Whisk Holders in Plush and Metal,
with beveled Mirrors, and many
other pretty and inexpensive things.
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NEW NOVELTIES.

Plush Goods are gradually going
out of favor, and the most popular
Holiday Gifts this season consist of
Handsome Thermometers, Novelties
in Brass, Bronze, Wood, etc.
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We offer very pretty polished
brass Crumb Trays for $1.35. Mir
rors, Rustic Frame, (new tyles) for
$100. Plush Mirrors for Scots and
Sl.O0, and other goods proportion
ately.
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POSTPONED.
Special Commissioners Sale
or A.
VERY DESIRABLE FARM.

The under signed Special Commissioners ap-
pointed and authorized by decree of the
Circuit Court OF Berkeley County w Va,
entered ON the LIST day Of September 1887
in the chancery cause q Sarah E. Shofstal,
ct nj es. Emily G.. COuchman, et sl, will
sell at Public Auction 1T he front door Of
the Courthouse in Martinsburg, said county
and state, on SATURDAY, the 3rd day of
December, 897 at l o'clock >. ; the lane
with which John g. Coucbmsh died seized,
consisting of 327 acres OF improved slate and
bottom land, and known AS a very produc.
tive farm. II ia situate on the Opequon
Greek, about } miles east Of Martinsbu rg
About 50 acres is fine bottom lare, and about
80 acres wood land The improvements are
good dwelling house, barn, double corn crib,
granary smoke house. chicken house. car
riage house, wash house, and two excellent
wells of never failing water in the yard. Also
water in every field on the farm, mill, schools
and churches close. Altogether it is a desir-
able and valuable place for home and for
farming.
TERMS IS PRESCRIBED BY Court -0ne-third
cash and the residue in two equa a nual
payments to be evidenced oy the u ads Of
tie purchaser bearing interest frobl date of
sale The title to the realty TO be reserved
until the pdrchase money is all paid
WIN. HUNTER SMALL,
GEORGE r SH0FSTALL,
J NELSON WISNER,
Special Com missioners.
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THEY ARE SELLING.

Our Holiday trade has already be-
gun, and we have sold many hand
some presents. Unless you call at,
once, you will not see our display in
its entirety, as our patrons are daily.
reducing the assortment.
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ABRAHAM u. 1ABLER,
VS. In Chancery
G. L. Tasler. 0. c. Tabler, Administrator OF
John A. Tabler, deceased; S. F. Tabler,
widow of John A. Tabler, decd: Eliza
beth Swisher nee Taber, and NJ. Swisher,
her husband; N T Tabler. o G, Tabler,
Laura NJ Tabler, Annie f Emmer-
son, nee Tabler, and D, e. Emmerson, her
husband, Edward Tabler and Agnes Tabler,
heirs at law of John Tabler, decd.
The object of The above suit is to par titlon
in kind he real estate in Berkeley County,
West Virginia, owned by Abraham G.. Tab
Ter, G. j. Tabler, and John A. Tahler in
common, aud of which John A Tabler,
died intestate seizsd of an undivided one
third interest therein, and if indivisab!e in
kind, to have the same sold and the proceeds
thereof divided among the parties or persons
properly entitled thereto. And 1t appearing
IN sflidayit filed in this suit, that the said de-
feLdants L izabeth Swisher, NJ. Swisher and
NJ T. Tabler are non-residents of this State,
they are ereb, required to appear within
one month from the 10th day of December,
1887, (the date of the first publication hereof,
and do what is necessary to protecth their
interests in this maatter
S II MARTIN, Clerk.
!. NELSON WIsNER Atty for Pltf.
Dec 10 1887 At
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We want to show you our goods.
Can we expect visit from you be.
fore Christmas.
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hereby certify that VIM. HuRter Small
aud George R. Shofstall, Special Commits
s'oners in the above entitled cause, have exc
lated bond with sufficient security
nov 5 tbs S. II. MARTIN. Clerk,
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F0UT'S
NEW LINE
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS

In Plush Goods we have besides
the old colors, such as Cardinal,
Blue, etc., two entirely new colors,
never shown in plush until this sea-
son, viz: Burnt Orange and Canary,
both durable and fashionable colors.
Call and see them.
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Special Commissions Sale

By virtue OF decree entered on The q tn
day of September, 1897 ic the chaucery cause
of Denlngor Bros, ct al Va David A.
Walker ct. al, in the Circuit court of Berk-
eley, w. Va The undersigned Special Com
missioners will sell 81 he residence OF David
A. Walker, miles southwest uf Martinsburg,
on the Martins1ur. and inchester turnpike,
on THURSDAY D. GENDER 10Th, 1897,
at O'Clock prompt, the following personal
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The state Of West Virginia

At Rules held in the Clerks office of Cir
cult Court of Berkeley County, the 9Th day
of December 1887.
ABRAHAM G. TABLER,
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The STATE OF W est virginia

At Rules held in the Clerk office of Circuit
Court of Berkeley County, the 9Th day Of
December, 1887
Rose NJ Thomas and jan e9 w. Thomas, Jr
her husband.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-02
HOUSE.

The House re-aSsembled at 3 o'clock last
night.
Mr.. Ragland asked unanimous consent
to take up for consideration II. j. K. No. 4,
fixing the time for the adjournment Of the
Legislature; Mr.. Kinsey Directing consent
WIS refused.
The consideration of the appropriation
bill was then resumed, several minor
amendments being made thereto. About
halt the Appropriation bill has been gone
over.
The House adjourned until tomorrow 10
o'clock.
The proceedings of the House was
opened with prayer by the Rev. MIR. Tor
renee.
The Committee on Humane Institutions
and Public Buildings reported their con-
sideration of II. +. 20, providing for the
erection of an insane asylum at Mason
City, with the recommendation that it do
not pass.
n. b. 4, the appropriation bill was then
taken up; here, Mr.. McWhOrter made mo-
ton that the resolution limiting speeches
ON this bill to five minutes each be taken
up, the motion being objected to by sew
eral members; the motion was declared ont
of order and the consideration of the bill
resumed. The principal amendments OF
the bill was the reduction of the fee for
services of Caldwell Il Caldwell for seyices
in i. * o. Railroad cases to 81, 300.
The House here took a recess until :
o'clock.
Re;,Ssembling the consideration of the
Appropriation bill was resumed and the
following amendments made: The salary
OF Inspector OF Mines was placed at 81 900;
appropriation for the payment of Sheriff S
claims on file; authorizing the Auditor to
pay expense OF publishing one hundred
copies OF the report of and evidence taken
by the committee appointed to investigate
the Hospital tor the Insane and same Of the
BOARD of Directors.
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ST. GAINESVILLE.

Misses Sallie HUFF and Nettie Reynolds,
of Flushing, came down on Monday to see
the result of the cyclone.
Quite a wind storm visited this place at
about five o'clock this afternoon, blowing
down trees and carrying mp several tin
roofs in the air. Many of our people think
ing another cyclone WAS coming, hid in
their cellars One young man Crawled I'M
der q culbert in Main street.
Frank L. Rice, formerly an old St.
Clairsyille boy, is visiting here.
A child of Rev. James Hunt, cOlOred,
4 former resident OF this place, now OF
Wheeling Island, was buried here last Sun
day.
Kennedy & Whites ten cent show will
exhibit here on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings oflext week.
Common Pleas Court convened on Tues
day.
The Grand Jury is in session, with An
drew Alexander, Of this place, foreman.
They will complete their work on Tuesday
next.
Billy McKimmie, conductor on the St.
Clairsyille * Northern Railroad, will start
next Wednesday on Il southern trip.
Several ct our yOnng men will leave
with the Kennedy Il White Combination
on next Thursday.
The Belmont County Teachers Institute
will commence Mt Flushing, July 18th
The instructors are Superintendent Jones,
Of Bellaire; Duncan, of Bridgeport; Wat
ters, Of St ClmrSville, and Professor Irish,
of Lima.
The relief fund thus far contributed to
the cyclone sufferers at this place, amounts
to about 81, 200.
The dwelling house of William Carol
ton, Of Goshen township, this county, was
totally destroyed by fire early Thursday
morning. All his household goods were
DESTROYED, likewise 500 which he had left
in his Sunday pants. The family barely
escaped with their lives.
Marshal John Stuff, of Bridgeport, was
in town on Tuesday.
Miss Emma Cochran, of Belaire, is Wis
iting irieneS here.
T. T. ITanlon Esq, senior editor of the
gainesville Republican,, is on the regular
Jury.
J cob Eeyser, saloOnist, will close his
place in a short time.
The town Council will meet in regular
monthly session next Monday night, when
the new members will he sworn in. What
will they do with the saloon question is
agitating the minds OF our people. The
new Council will be composed of the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Isaac NJ. Riley, Samuel
Campbell, Henry C. Welday, David H..
NHlligan, Marshal Thompson and George
Brown, the last three being the members
elected on the citizens ticket.
The Township Trustees met in regular
monthly session this afternoon.
John L. LOngley, ex-poStmaSter, is now
editing the Belmont Chronicle during the
temporary disability Of its able editor, w.
A. Huuk
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CAN NOT WHEELING GET THE NJ.
f. SEMINARY

The COMMITTEES to choose location for
the Seminary Of the NJ. Z. Church in
West Virginia, meets at Parkersburg on
the 18th inst. Wheeling has offered the
Wheeling Female College property, valued
at $50, 900, for $4,000. This is a good Of
fer. perhaps the best made ut the meeting
at Buekhannon. But several enterprising
towns in the State haye.their eye on the
proposed institution, and are doing their
utmost to secure it, and will send repre-
sentatiyes to Parkersburg prepared to
make offers surprising that made by
Wheeling. It is evident then that If our
city gets the Seminary, better
inducements must DE held out
Could nos the Female College
building be purchased and presented to
the NJ. Z. Conference? Even to do this
would be a good investment for Wheeling
1t would be of rs much advantage, imam
lily speaking, rs large manufacturing
eSLAOllSDUltul. luClC Npul'A VIVA ~ 49,
200 young men and women rs students
esent. These and their friends would
.eave many thousands Of dollars in the
'ity every year. Then there would be va
Gus other advantages to the city that can
be estimated in money value. Sue
full colleges and institutions OF learning
city prestige and increase its de
bility as a place of residence. If
citizens can find money to erect
factories, why can they not also
roney to make an investment in an
1t educational institution? While
u would be under the control Of
Church il would be open to all
ed to avail themselves OF its ad-
and would thus offer its bene-
denominations and all classes.
developed into \ first-claSs col
ge and is worth strong effort on the
t of any city TO obtain it.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

CHARLESTON. April 29.-The entire day
was taken up in the discussion of the resO-
luton offered by Mr.. SOmmeryille that it
is the sense of this Legislature that it is
its duty to elect United States Senator.
Mr.. Sommeryille opened the discussion
in favor of his resolution. Mr.. FlOurnoy
spoke against it.
Pending the further consideration of the
resolution, the Senate adjourned.
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~ Il. -

-, undA q all there is toA,
When the President is Of the people and
with the people and for the people be is
pretty sure to be right, and he will most
certainly be sustained"
Mr.. PowDERLY thinks this action on the
part Of Mr.. CLEVELAND is the beginning of
q movement that viii result in great good
for the people, in protecting their rights
against corporations. There are some 700
families along the Northern Pacific in the
same position as GUILFoRD MILLER and the
ruling of the President will benefit them.
How would they have Jared under Re-
publican administration? After the custom
of the past twenty years?
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fOr Sale.
EXECUTORS SALE
CENTRE WHEELING PROPERTY.
10y VIRTUE OF The AUTHORITY VESTED
ceased. / will, as eHeri.ror on -
GaT1Tpnay Ami oa fGSJ.

10y VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED
Is iu me by the will STkOmas II. Wins, de-
ceased. will, a. eHec.tor, on =
SATURDAY.A APRIL 23, fss2,
beginning al 10 q clock a NJ, sell al public ktni,
ton at the nOrtBESpnf door u the Court House
Of Ohio county, in the city Of wheeling, the ioi-
lowing Centre Wheeling property:
l. Lot Il on the south beast corner Of Main street
and Alley Is. with four TwO-story Bnck Houses
thereon fronting on the eat side Of Main street
. 50 much OF Lot 70 as lies south VI the prop.
erty devised by the said will 10 J. W. AmicE, ana
north Of that Owncd 10y W. T.. Baehman, and
having front OF the west side u Main street
Of about 1911 feet with Twostory Bnck House
on Main street, and IWost0fy Frame house on
the rear Of said part Of Lot 80.
g. The north S6 feet 5 inches Of Lot 81 on The
southwest corner Of Main street. and Alley u,
having thereon erected two TWoa0ry Bner
Hou.eS fronting on the west side OF Main street,
and four TwO-siOTy Brick Honses fronting on
Alley Is This part Of Lot 81 adjoins On the
south that part devised By sAid VIII 70 Thomas =
Amlck aud extends on TIE front from Alley -
southwark 90 the center line Of the north paTti-
don wall Of said Thomas Y. Amiek.
Sales will be made la sueh parcels as VIII be
most beneficial 10 the estate.
TERMS or SALE-0neihird and a. much
more Of the purchase money ~ the purchaser
may elect 10 pay, CASH; and the residue IN Two
equal payments In one and two year with inter
est from day Of sale, notes With good security 70
be given by the purchasers. and the title TO be
retained until payment In full
Executor Of Thomas a. Wins, deceased.
J. c. HEEyKY, AuctiOneer Apisi
The above sale Is postponed To SATURDAY,
MAY :, lss., at 10 O'Clock a m
NV. ANJCK.
aU25xo. wedasAt m Executor.
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The evidence so far taken by the III
vestigatirg committee eNOneIates Mr..
MrNEAR from the charge of being bribed.
Nor is there q shadow of proof to indicate
that Mr.. CAMDEN did anything incon-
sistent.
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Is THERE some scheme among certain
Republicans to trump up baseless senSa-
ton Just at the time Of going into joint
assembly in order to injure Mr.. Camden
prospects, Watch out.
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WAGES AND COST OF LYME.
EDWARD ATEINs0xyt66 great statisti-
=, saysrn his article In the May num-
Il the North Amcricm RsHcrr: AT
resent time the average wages in the
4 States in nearly every art which is
material Importance is higher than
before higher even with very few
1ns, than at the worst period Of
1ey initiation in ls65, 60 and 81.
hand, the prices Of the nee
are lower than than they
n since 1910. 1t we compute
9th in rate and in purchasing
len of special skill and aptitude
now occupied as lOremen, over
in the very highest department Of
lanical arts, are 100 per cent. better
1t the date named, for comparison,
tS65-'67. The average mechanic
seyenty-fve per cent. better
DmmOn labOrer is sixty five per
of. There has been Il short
ing the last FIVE years when q
common labOrerS were out of
wing to the sudden cessation
building between 1852 and
9 same period very small
operatives in iron works and
found it difficult to obtain
umber unemployed was, /
.,.gerated. That period
here is work now waiting
very industrious man OF
/ accept the conditions on
cred; and those conditions
letter than they ever were
ions being in some OF the
large cities. -
to the pros
18th more miles
than for many
manufacturing
springing mp in
spect is very encOurag,
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Fulton Property.

pY VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST DATED
ID June -, l.Sj, made by william A. schAifef
and Amelia SfhaireT, his wife, 10 me, a. trustfe
and DOW OF record 10 the "hes % tte Clerk d
the County Cosrt 0f Ohio county. W,ft Virginia,
In deed ot trIsi book NJ %. at pagc1lIyi J VIII
sell, al public auctiop. 10 the Highest bidder ou
"Wednesday, May.ISA~pAxazrm
eemmcecinx O'Clock trfhs 'front.'
s.i me Coun ii91se OF ssid cfi'Iniy. In ths =
wheeling, w, vs., that IA the n1rth dor m
Public BniidiDg all The folIoslng prot1rr
usfe ia ohio comfy, In tie Stsie ~ Mel
Rinia, thai - " ssy: A rsrtaIn "a nr elrct
groun1 lying n the town a. Fulton. Ia Z
county. and deslnaied n. Lot ia II upm sfe
rods addition t1g tie city az Hhe.lf,s
saId ADDITION u pond recorded 90 the
ctnce oi ONO eoctfy afofe1sld, In deed
"a, page 81. alsolsn feet 90 81 the Wes
iN numbered t2,Ehich aid LOT IL De,
upon The same An ton, aud extending
equal width ~ ~ creek. saId lof M
the Ten feet Oh OF y No. u aret1Blign1
OF gronnI and etlhe same conveyed
schsirer y deed fbm John Ze,etlsr, q
The property Il se same f.smsriy
said W. a: hehaiIeirs& residence q,
log eztabiikbmsnt, an there are ertI
. Iwotiop Brick sndsfame >Eesss
smoke house, a Frame - hanse 4
and Frame sisnghter-ouss. II
The tile IL believed On "a -
As trustee, ! shall only q sss
yesisd IN me By aid deed a o.. ~
TERMS or sALE-One third 80
money, and n much more asthe ejbxss
elect 20 pay, In eash on the day s1is, ~
ehxHr 10 give bis tSo nosfs In ell 81
With good feeurity spprvYed by atin1ec
for the re-zsiue of the purchase Iney,
interest from the dayof saIe, and bya6l
lively IN one and two year. 6rv,>oe1
legal title 10 the properly odd TIE .
further tecur.fy fof the pay1tnss
feued instruments 81 purchase IoneJ
'-l's aS ''A' eaaRaK D. ALpw
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Thaas ara Solid Facts.

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They act surely and quickly, every bottle
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